Weekend Snippets {vol. 15}

Happy Halloween lovelies!!!  I can't wait to see what you all did for Halloween (or are planning to do!).  I also can't wait to see kids roaming around in their crazy costumes.  I wish I lived in a place where I would get trick-or-treaters but I just don't think that will happen in my apartment building.

We spent the weekend in L.A. for Fanny and Nabil's wedding.  Fanny is French, which means all her super-cool French friends and family were there, too.  After a few glasses of wine, I started to feel like I was almost cool enough to be French.  I spent my time shaking like a crazy fool showin' off my sweet moves on the dance floor.  I tried to leave the picture-taking to the people getting paid but still couldn't resist snapping a few pics on the good ol' phone.

Nabil and Fanny had a digital photo booth at the wedding.  Photo booths at weddings are the best idea ever.  They can teach us so much about ourselves in such a short amount of time.  For example, I learned that I need to work on having more variety in my facial expressions.  The Boyfriend, on the other hand, is a photo booth pro.

We had a little L.A. celebrity siting, too.  James Marsden was staying at our hotel.  I wasn't really sure who he was until I looked him up.  You might know him - he was in 27 Dresses, Enchanted (yes, I totally saw that movie), X-Men, and probably some other stuff I don't remember.  The Boyfriend jokingly asked me Saturday morning to describe James Marsden to him in case we saw him hanging out in the lobby.  Like I said, we were joking.  We didn't actually expect to see him hanging out in the hotel lobby.  But when we went downstairs, guess who came walking by with a handful of Starbucks?  One of the receptionists leaned over and whispered to the other at almost the same time that I leaned over and whispered to The Boyfriend, that's him ... that's James Marsden!  That guy must leave a trail of whispers everywhere he goes.

The WB lot was just a block away from our hotel.  We tried to sneak on but it's surrounded by a giant ivy-covered wall with barbed electrical wire across the top.  Not worth it.  But I did manage to squeeze my arm through the gate and snap an awesome shot of the WB alley!

So what did y'all do this weekend?